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Guam, Un-Inc.; or Craig Santos Perez’s transterritorial challenge to American studies as usual
2019Mary A Knighton
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Mapping Modernity in Guam: The Unincorporated Ecologies of Craig Santos Perez’s Poetics
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There’s no place (Like Home): Craig Santos Perez’s poetry as military strategy
Green Letters, 2016This essay is interested in hearing the voices obscured by militarisation. It looks at the poetry of Craig Santos Perez, a native Chamorro from Guam, in an attempt to begin puzzling out the idea of...
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REVIEW ESSAY: The Song Maps of Craig Santos Perez
2015Transmotion, Vol 1 No 1 (2015)
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An interview with Chamoru poet and scholar Craig Santos Perez
2023International ...
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2015
Guam in the Mariana Islands today remains an unincorporated organized territory of the United States of America. Its ongoing colonial history illustrates the role of the Pacific island world in the formation of a European vision of globalization and the continuing hegemonic purchase of this vision in the twenty-first century in what Hillary Clinton has
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Guam in the Mariana Islands today remains an unincorporated organized territory of the United States of America. Its ongoing colonial history illustrates the role of the Pacific island world in the formation of a European vision of globalization and the continuing hegemonic purchase of this vision in the twenty-first century in what Hillary Clinton has
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2020
Craig Santos Perez, poet and activist from Guam, uses his poetry to call attention to the negative effects of colonialism and militarization on his homeland and the Pacific. He reminds his readers of the mistreatment of his people the Chamorros, the special “unincorporated” status of Guam and the land that is taken over little by little by the US Army.
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Craig Santos Perez, poet and activist from Guam, uses his poetry to call attention to the negative effects of colonialism and militarization on his homeland and the Pacific. He reminds his readers of the mistreatment of his people the Chamorros, the special “unincorporated” status of Guam and the land that is taken over little by little by the US Army.
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